Nonsense Thread

Fat paypal everywhere... Metalistas and Mahitovec took the whole Eastern Europe graphic down... eat something.

I draw better diagrams when i pee on snow after few beers.

Metalistas, whats with the second account?

What do you mean second ? There is a lot more.

Metalistas wrote:What do you mean second ? There is a lot more.

Jade is AWESOME. Do you even jade bros?

Is that for real?

1) No multiple inline tags:
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<h3><i class="someicon"/> This is a <strong>header</strong></h3>

compared to

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h3
   i.someicon
   This is a 
   strong header

Seems pretty weird. I don't even know if the "This is a" text is properly indented or should be to the left (which would be weird as it would make it look like it's outside the header).[/spoil]

2) No angle brackets makes it weird, what if I wanted to do for this list:
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<div class="test">
   i.Sometext 
   <i class="icon"></i>
   ii.Someothertext
</div>

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div.test
   i.Sometext 
   i.icon
   ii.Someothertext

The css-style dots compared to regular text dots collide, would require escaping or something.[/spoil]

3) Seems really unreadable. Mostly due to the examples above. Personally I prefer seeing the word class over a dot because it's much more readable, specially if you're dealing with text. Also you can search without using some weird regex checking for spaces after the dots and whatnot.

1) Can be written as:

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h3
   i.someicon This is a
        strong header

or, regular tags can be put inline with text after a space:

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h3
    i.someicon This is a <strong>header</strong>

2) Plain text is escaped with I. If you have a large plain text only paragraph you can use the "p." tag to add all the text at once.

3) Yeah the CSS style class & id selectors are just a shorthand. If you don't like them then you can use the default attribute notation e.g.

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input(class="red" name="something")

For me it is a lot more readable. There are also many other cool features that enhance especially this aspect. Such as mixins for html; each/while declarative loops for lists and more. Best part is that each time you save your jade file in your text editor it compiles the html equivalent instantly in your project folder.

I like it a lot for personal projects, it's basically sass for html but YMMV.